bill gibb: fashion + fantasy - iain r. webb (2008)
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Tina Chow wearing Bill Gibb, 1976
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Charcoal wool skirt suit with lizard skin appliqué and trim, Bill Gibb, 1972.
Collection of the Aberdeen Art Gallery & Museums.
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Leather waistcoat with embroidered bee motif and bee buttons, 1972
From Bill Gibb's first solo collection, AW72.
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I love you Pirates of the Caribbean I love you Will Turner I love you Elizabeth Swann I love you Jack Sparrow I love you Hector Barbossa I love you James Norrington I love you Pintel and Ragetti I love you Davy Jones I love you Calypso I love you Bootstrap Bill I love you Joshamee Gibbs I love you stolen cursed pirate gold I love you dilapidated ships with ragged sails I love you desperation to find the one you love most I love you deep dark sea I love you monkey
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a/w 1970 shot by barry lategan in bill gibb: fashion + fantasy - iain r. webb (2008)
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Wadada Leo Smith and Orange Wave Electric, Fire Illuminations, KB112, Kabell Records, 2023
Featuring: Nels Cline, Brandon Ross, Lamar Smith, Bill Laswell, Melvin Gibbs, Hardedge, Pheeroan akLaff and Mauro Refosco.
Cover Art: Einar Falur Ingólfsson
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Year-End Poll #6: 1955
The sound of a decade does not change the minute the ball drops on New Year's Eve. With the benefit of hindsight, it's easier to form these cultural shifts into a narrative, even when said shifts aren't always obvious. 1955 offers us the music we've grown accustomed to over the course of this decade: traditional pop, vocal quartets, jazz standards. However, this year also gives me an opportunity to highlight some different genres that will come to shape the decade in the years to come.
The post-war 1950s saw a boom in popularity when it came to music from South and Central America. We saw this before with the inclusion of other Spanish language songs reaching the Top 30, but artists like Pérez Prado and later Ritchie Valens helped to popularize Latin music in the States. Pérez Prado is, of course, known for popularizing mambo, a Cuban genre of dance music, by incorporating big band influence. The Prado song featured on this poll is not mambo, but rather one of its descendants, cha-cha.
In 1955 year-end chart, we're seeing the first traces of a genre of music that will help define the decade's sound: rock and roll. With the inclusion of Bill Haley's Rock Around the Clock, we're seeing the first rock and roll song to top the Billboard charts. Obviously, rock and roll has existed long before Bill Haley and Pat Boone reached the top 10. Unfortunately, like many other historically Black genres, white faces typically sold better with mainstream audiences. Is this the last we'll see of record executives using white performers to market Black music to white audiences?
Foreshadowing is a literary device--
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Magenta dress with glass bead bee motif embroiled at the yoke, Bill Gibb, 1976.
Collection of the Aberdeen Art Museum & Gallery
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